Argentina fans to take over Klyde Warren Park before World Cup match

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Dallas could see another Argentina fan takeover of Klyde Warren Park on Friday night.The team plays its final World Cup group stage match against Jordan at Dallas Stadium on Saturday.Argentina fans gather in DallasLast weekend, hundreds of Argentina fans took over Klyde Warren Park. Their excitement and passion were on full display, with chanting, singing, and cheering for the defending World Cup champions.More of the same is expected on Friday night as the fans prepare for Saturday’s match against Jordan. Friday night’s fan meetup at Klyde Warren Park is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. There will be live music, dancing, and, of course, excited fans.Argentina has a dedicated fan base following the team around the country to their World Cup matches."I’m a fan from a long time ago, and I drive to the World Cup in my Winnebago. It’s crazy," said Hernan Onero, an Argentine native. "It has a bedroom, shower, kitchen. Seven guys is inside."Argentina vs. JordanArgentina’s superstar Lionel Messi

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